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Tunstall GmbH, Orkotten 66, D-48291 Telgte, www.tunstall.de Display module, order no. 19 0700 80 Configuration All configuration settings are changed in the service menu. On page 4 is described, how you start the service menu, how you run through all service menu steps and how you close the service menu with saving the settings. You have to change the following setting: - Set the display module's logical group according to the setting within the ConLog software. Both values must match. You can change the following settings if required: - Changing the display module's device ID. - Changing the call type and contact type (NC contact/NO con‐ tact) for the inputs R1, R2, R3, and R4.*) The following settings cannot be changed. But you can look at them in the service menu: - Checking whether DIP switch is set to ON, i.e. whether WC calls can be cancelled with the presence button. - Software and hardware version on the display module. *) Note for „Concento“ type nurse call systems! In “Concento“ type systems (DIP switch 3 in the ON position) the inputs R1, R2, R3, and R4 cannot be changed. The appropriate steps are skipped in the service menu. Registering the room devices in the display module In order that the display module will monitor all room devices connected to the display module's inputs (max. 4 room devices per input) for faults during nurse call system operation, the room devices have to be registered in the display module. Pre-condition: Terminating resistors are active On each room device connected to a display module input the 120 kOhm terminating resistor must be active. If several devices are connected in series, the terminating resistor of each device must be active. If you want to know how to activate a terminating resistor refer to the installation instructions for the relevant device. This is how you have to proceed You have to start and then to close the service menu: 1. Start the service menu: Press the green button and keep it pressed. Within 1 second, also press the red button and keep it pressed for 10 seconds. The service menu is started. The display module registers all operational room devices with terminating resistor. 2. Close the service menu: Keep the green button pressed for 3 seconds. As an alternative to the described method, you can disconnect the display module from the power supply and then reconnect it. The display module then automatically registers all operational room devices with a terminating resistor. 00 8814 02, 10/12 (Rev. 4.0) 3 Technical Manual Page 92 red button green button
Display module, order no. 19 0700 80 Running through the service menu and selecting the settings CONCENTO Display in standby operation of the display module 10:06 Time To start the service menu, press the green button and keep it pressed. Within 1 second, also press the red button and keep it pressed for 10 seconds. RAB RAB, if DIP switch 2 is set to OFF position. RAB+WCAB, if DIP switch 2 is set to ON position. 19070080 Order no. for display module Press the green button. SW 1.0.1 HW 1.0 Press the green button. DeviceID 0040000 LGR 001 R1 0 10 R2 0 11 Software version for display module Hardware version for display module „Device ID“ Current device ID for the display module To change the value at the cursor position, press the red button repeatedly until the desired value is displayed. To move the cursor to the next digit press the green button. After the last digit press the green button once again. R3 0 14 R4 0 33 „Logical Group“ Current logical group for the display module, factory set to 001 To change the value at the cursor position press the red button repeatedly until the desired value is displayed. To move the cursor to the next digit press the green button. After the last digit press the green button once again. Call input R1 0 = R1 is NO contact, 1 = R1 is NC contact, factory setting: 0 Call type for R1 according to call type list in ConLog software, factory setting: 12 (bed 1) Call type for R2 according to call type list in ConLog software, factory setting: 11 (bed 2) 0 = R2 is NO contact, 1 = R2 is NC contact, factory setting: 0 Call input R2 To change the value at the cursor position press the red button repeatedly until the desired value is displayed. To move the cursor to the next digit press the green button. After the last digit press the green button once again. Call input R3 0 = R3 is NO contact, 1 = R3 is NC contact, factory setting: 0 Call type for R3 according to call type list in ConLog software, factory setting: 14 (bed 3) Call type for R4 according to call type list in ConLog software, factory setting: 33 (door alarm) 0 = R4 is NO contact, 1 = R4 is NC contact, factory setting: 0 Call input R4 To change the value at the cursor position press the red button repeatedly until the desired value is displayed. To move the cursor to the next digit press the green button. After the last digit press the green button one again to save the settings and to close the service menu. CONCENTO 10:06 10:08 Display in standby operation of the display module Time Quick closing the service menu + saving the settings If you do not wish to run through the entire service menu, you can close it early and save the settings by keeping the green button pressed for 3 seconds. 00 8814 02, 10/12 (Rev. 4.0) 4 Technical Manual Page 93 Timeout for the service menu! If no button is pressed for longer than 1 minute, the service menu is closed automatically without saving the settings. Tunstall GmbH, Orkotten 66, D-48291 Telgte, www.tunstall.de
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2.4 ConLog PLUS Management Software
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Per room Per bed In WC room Termina
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Per room Per bed In WC room Display
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3.3 Staff room c+k Per room CONCENT
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3.5.2 Ward bathroom without speech
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Per room Display module or Call/pre
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Per room Terminal SD6 P or Terminal
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Per room Display module or Call/pre
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Per apartment Per bed Terminal S4 B
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4. Accessories required Accessories
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